The Otto von Habsburg Foundation and the University of Public Service commemorated the 30th anniversary of the treaty establishing the European Union with a joint conference entitled “From the Pan-European Idea to the Maastricht Treaty”.
The name of Otto von Habsburg was associated with the Hotel Gellért as early as the mid-1920s through the so-called “Otto dinners”, and after the change of regime, a suite was named after him as he was a frequent guest.
The twenty-year period during which Otto von Habsburg was a Member of the European Parliament, starting in 1979, was an important stage in his political career. During a visit to the Historical Archives of the European Union, we had the opportunity to look at the collection and discuss possibilities for inter-institutional cooperation.
As Christmas approaches, we would like to draw your attention to our first book publication, Otto von Habsburg and the State Power, published jointly by the National Archives of Hungary, the Corvina Publishing House and our Foundation.
